Minnesota governor Tim Walz selected as Kamala Harris’s running mate; here’s his LGBTQ+ record
The pair will now embark on a five-day tour of battleground states.
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August 6, 2024
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The pair will now embark on a five-day tour of battleground states.
Rating the pro-gay (but mostly antigay) records of Mitt Romney's VP short list.
These picks may seem nonsensical, but we guarantee that we put more thought into them than Trump did his.
The Minnesota governor's LGBTQ+ support started long before his time in politics.
The satirist praised Joe Biden's pick for the vice president to hopeful tune from the musical about the King Arthur's court.Â
Ahead of Tuesday’s debate, The Advocate spoke with former students of the Minnesota governor who say he is who he is.
The longtime LGBTQ+ ally also had some choice words about the GOP trans attack ads during a recent CNN interview.
It was more of a greatest-hits repeat of Donald Trump's campaign rallies.
Donald Trump's vice-presidential pick hasn't been a senator long — but he's been in the public eye long enough to accrue a strongly anti-LGBTQ+ record.
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Biden also gave a shout-out to the late Aimee Stephens and talked about vetting his potential VP choices.
A new "LGBTQ for Trump" shirt will set you back $30 -- and set your rights back even further.
In a debate dominated by COVID-19, Biden made news with his pledge, while Bernie Sanders equivocated.
Trump has attempted to distance himself from the initiative that looks to MAGA-inspired federal government without a Department of Education of LGBTQ+ rights.
She has enough delegates to make her the first woman at the top of a major party ticket.
In the first hours after Kamala Harris was endorsed by President Joe Biden, the right scrambled for their first line of attack.
The Breitbart editor is getting interviews, and some don't ask about racism or sexism on Twitter.
The Republican vice president hopeful seemingly called for violence in a forward he wrote for the creator of Project 2025's book.
A registered Republican from the swing state of Ohio has a few questions for Sarah Palin and John McCain on the heels of Palin's vice-presidential debate. Specifically, Kim Peters wants to know: Just how "tolerant" would a McCain White House be of Peters's lesbian daughter?